Ml. OMAHA DEK: WEDNESDAY, NOVUM lEIl 15, U
Democrats Gain
Two Senators in
New York's New Senator
Special Prices on
Notions
Official Canvass
May Gain a Third Mfinltrr in
Upjirr Houim of .Nrhraoka
Legislature When Couiit
It Complete.
C'oinpltie nAti-tnl return frmn thn
24th nkt(irml dixtrli-t. telt-Ktuphmi
to The Amltd rri., ikhow tt. M.
Yrl, domorrot, aa Heitt-fJ utata
ntor fvr O. C. Humphrey, rpub
licn. who election . indlct(l by
luioffVlal return.
Th vow by counllea In the district
follow: firley, Humjhry 'US,
Fries 1.439: Howard, Humphrey 90S,
I'rle 1,59; Hall. Humphrey J.082;
'rl 1.731. Total, Humphrey, 4,72;
Vrim, 1,011). k
f'hfirle Pmrlia. deuuwrat, aord
liiJC to offlrlhl return ti'W'Kriiphed to
Omaha from the 17ih KPiiatorlal dla
trlit, a elerted to the alntc aenata
over W. A. Frllera. republican, In a
liotly fotiKht route!. Tim official
Vote, which Kve Sinrha a lead of 38,
waa ax follow:
Hmrha, 7,337; Feller, 7,I9.
t'nofTlclHl return had Indicated the
lection of Keller.
Una l-ead of KlicM.
The posnlblllly exlet thnt the demo
rrata will khIii another mat acfmlor
In the 2M dlatrkt, where It aeetna the
cfflclal rarivuaa will be neceMiry lo
determine the winner between i, K.
Hturdevanl, republican, and John A. I
JloherUoti, iloiiiorrat. Thu latter, wltli
the official cnnvaNN reported In .all
countie of the dletrlct except Hoyrt
nd Rock, hoe a, Hd of eltrht vote.
OmVM rfiurnH a telegraphed to
The AMKM-iated J'reea from Jtunhvlllr
ahow no Minimi- In the reeult fur
Mate repreexntatlve In the fi,1l did
trlct, F. M. liroome, democrat, havlnff
rion elected over V. V. (irlawold, rc
publican. Th unottlclal count kiivk
Jlroom". 1.27S rind ilrlewold, 1,277, a
load of one vote, while the offlcl
eanviwa irnve Broome, 1,293 and Orla
void, 1,2S7.
No ( hance in Keaulla.
Likewise, the ofllclal cimvaee failed
to make any change in the unofficial
result In tho 100th leglalatlve dlatrict.
f'hritlan Hanaen, republican, of
ficial election returiia from Norfolk
ahow, will reprenent the 6(th repre
sentative district (Murllaon county) in
the lower house of th Nehruaka leg
Mature, Inntead of Frank Con ley,
democrat, whoee election had been In
dicated on unofficial returns.
30 Liquor Cases Advanced
on Federal Court Docket
Tlecsuiio of the Ihiko number who
pleaded fuilty Monday and Tueaday,
Vieorpre A. Keyaer haa moved for trial
Thursday morning, a Hat of 50 liquor
ns orlsrinally aet for hearing No
vember 20.
AniotiK the defendants are C. W.
aid S. L. Colwell. ChHi-lee Kllnger,
J'egRy Reed, J. ('. Klouck, HnndyDu
Main. Thomas Duckworth and W. O.
Krsslan.
O. J. porter and C'harlo Lltachauer,
v ho pleaded (ruilty yeaterduy, were
aontmced to jail for 20 dyj and to
pny $100 fine each! Ju'lfce J. W.
AVorxIrfillch fltlH C .1 1luli-l ant
John Sniilyer $100 each.
Ex-Policeman Not Guilty
of Theft, Wife Believes
Tie dienm of Mre. Chi inllne Ewlng
of havln a home for hereelf, her
huahand, their two children and her
fiit her and mother, haa been threaten
ed by Kw lug's diamlaaal from the po
lice force a few weeks ago and the
finding of a quantity of atolen gro
cerlea In hia garage.
"I don't believe he had anything to
do with the theft," ahe aald yester
day. 1'olire are searching for Ewlng.
.Mrs. Ewing 14 working In- a laundry
ti support her parents and the-chll-dren.
V & ri
lr. Royal H. Copeland, health roinnilftHloncr of I he city of New York,
haa been elected to the I'nlted NUtea, senate, defeating Senator William M.
(alder.
Fred Brown All Smiles
as He Enters Prison
Lincoln, Nov. 14. (Special.) ;Fred
Brown entered the state penitentiary
tod.iy all smlleM.
"I'm tickled to death," he aald, "to
get a chance to inhale a little fresh
air."
He said he got a "dirty d!il" In
Onmh't and had been "in a hole in
solitary confinement" ever since he
hail been there.
He just grunted wlien nuked If he
had anything to say regarding the In
juries received In an automobile, ttccl
dent by Jenn JeiiMiiH, one of the
gitJs he wu cornicle, I of kidnaping.
Hrown Is the llrst man who ever
entered the Nebraska state peniten
tiary for a llf term for kidnaping.
Omaha-Chicago Trains on
Great Western Resumed
Effective Wednesday, November IS,
the Chicago (Ireat Western railroad
at.noiincea the resumption of trains
No. 5 und 6 between Omaha and Chi
cngo. No. 6 will leave Omaha at
3;40 p, m., arriving In Chicago at
7:30 a. m. No. 5 will arrive at Oma
ha from Chicago at 3 p. m.
Pender Cross-Bred Hogs
Bring Top of the Market
A shipment ot 30 head of choice
butcher weight hogs wa brought to
the local yards yesterday by J. F.
Ottoman of Pender. f The animals,
averaging 231 pounds, were sold for
JS.1'5 a hundred, the top price of the
day.'
The hogs were a cross between I
Turocs and Poland Chinas. Mr. Otte-1
man said he found such a cross
worked out well in making naroy
growth and good Increase In weight.
Two Accused of Car Theft.
Kdward Carruthera and Albert
Wayne, held in the city jail for in
vm'igatton, were yesterday formally
rharged with stealing and transport
ing a ear from Caaiier, Wyo.
"One-Cent" Sale a Great Success
Our Ninth 1-Cent Sale opened yesterday morning
like a whirlwind. The two 16th St. Stores were
crowded to the guards and 19th and Fafnam was "com
fortably full." Last year's customers of this sale are
all coming back and bringing their neighbors,"
There is no Sale like the 1-Cent Sale.
Some of the outstanding bargains arc:
25c Talcuma (several kind),
2 for 26
Nonolio Automobile and Fur
niture Polish; 2 1-qt. cans
for 51tf
75e "Walnutta" Hair Stain,
. 2 for 76
35c Orange Marmalade,
2 for 3Gtf
$1.00 Mb. LV(?ett' Orange
and Gold Ppkg. Chocolates,
' 2 for 81,01
12c Council Crepe 1,000-Sheet
Toilet Tissue, 2 rolls for
$1.00 Red Morocco and Whits
Celluloid Case Durham-Duplex
Razor, 2 for ..$1.01
1. Varan Skat Hand Cleaner,
2 for 16
15c "Good Form and "Charm
ing: Lady" Hair Nets, 2 for
Per dozen. . .96
Hair Brushes
and Combs
in Abundance
luil,luJtllll.tui
Sale last until Friday evening at 10 o'clock
but come early.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
Cor. 16th and. Harney Cor. 16th and Dodge
Cor. 19th and Farnam
50c Klenzo Tooth Paste,
2 for 51
60c Orderlies, Laxative,
2 for 51'
30c Rexall Shaving Cream,
2 for 31?
Opeko Coffee, 2 Mb. pkgs.
for 5l
Opeko Tea, 2 '4-lb pkgs.
for 46
Cascade Linen Note Paper,
1-lb. pkgs. for 41tf
15c Fine Envelopes, 2 pkgs.
for 16
35c Prophylactic Style Tooth
Brushes, 2 for 36
Be Sun Maid Raisins, 2 for 6
5c Eucalyptus Cough Drops,
2 for 6
50c, 65c and $1.00 Face Pow-
ders, several well-known
brands, 2 for the price of
one plus 1C
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Lots of Eggs,
All Winter
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yards for 25C
Singer Sawing Machine Oil
Per bottle. 10
Ruit-Proof Hook and Eyea
All. aiz, black or white, per
card. t
Kleinart't Doublo-Faeed Rubbor
Sheeting In white only, per
yard, OS
Ivory' Finithed Droaaing Comba
Coarse and fine teeth or "11
coame, 30
Hair CurUra Asbro practical
hafr curlers, 10
Ruit-Proof Hooka and Eye.
Mark or white, 3 cards, 10
Slocking Faol All sizes, per
pair, 5t
Imported Siring Shopping Baga
Large size, 10
Maid of America Faatherititck
Braid Pretty colors In vari
ous widths, bolt, !S
Slickarar Waib Edging Pr
bolt. 10
Ocean Pearl Button Assorted
sizes, 3 cards for 10
Peter Rabbit Safety Pint Ai-
sorted sizes to the card, 5
Velvet Crip Saw-On Cort Car-
1er Pair, ,
Salvo Sanitary Belt Of fino
sateen and broad elastic web-
bing shaped to fit, 60t?
Hickory Para Rubber Sanitary
Apron Regular size, 39ji
Mutual Hook and Eyo Tape
Yard, 10
Hair Pin Cabinet 160 pins to
the cabinet, 8
Knitted Dih Rag Large size,
regularly lfie, each, 10
Puritan Drawing Pin 5150
needle-point pins to the paper,
at ' IOC
Hickory Walat for Boy and
Girl Special, 39
Vanu Sanitary Step-in Light
and comfortable, regularly
2.25. special at 1.08
Barton' Rd-E-Trim In a vari
ety of colors, bolt, lOtf
Main Floor South
Sale of Men's
Silk
Shirts
Satin striped crepes, Japanes
jacquard silks, satin striped jer
seys and satin striped broad
cloths. Sizes 14 to 17.
Main Floor South
Kitchen
Cabinets
That regularly sell at
42.50 are offered for
Wednesday at
31.75
In the intcreFt of kitchen
efficiency, every modern
minded housekeeper wants
to be equipped with one of
those cabinets. This model
is made of oak in jroMen
oak waxed finish. Its
equipment i the lat word
in 1abor-!avinir device.
Dust and Moms-Proof
Construction
Wire Pan Rack
Wiro Sliding Shelf
Extract Bottlo Rack
Ticktt and Chang Tray
Rolling Pin Holder
Cutting Board with ir
support
Metal Brd Bot.
Handy Filing Hooka
Tea and Coffeo S
Food Chopper Bracket
Clan Front Flour Bin
Th flrttir" bin lower to
the lel of erk table for
ea? filling. lh awo
Mla eabinet ntav b ha t
in aU-hile enamel at
Stitnth Floor
Wednesday Another Great Sale of
Beautiful Floor Lamps
Silk Shades and Poly
chrome or Mahogany
Finish Bases Complete
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The fine Values in this
sale make it worthy to
take its place among the
big events for which our
art department is justly noted.
Third
Floor
West
Among the bases arc those of
polychrome finish in both junior
and floor sizes and mahogany fin
ish in floor size only; the shades
are of georgette and silk, lined
t with silk and beautifully decora
ted with silk fringes and braids.
The colors are blue, gold, rose,
orange, black, mulberry.
Complete, with 1 Qfi
Wednesday Sale, of
Housefurnishings
Mazda Electric Light
Globe At the new low
prices:
100-watt, now 7Uf
75-watt, now tUDC
Wath Boiler No.
8 size, made of
Kalvanized iron,
with t i n cover
and wooden
handles, 1.10
Ca.t Iron Skillet
Heavy 10-inch
skillet, smoothly
policed inside
70c
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lid
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jyijpur
Electric Double
Socket Mak
ing two outlets
from on regu
lar socket
30
Galvanized Iron
Water Pail
10-quart size,
with handle
10
Fifth Floor West
Banner' Pantry Set Con
gists of bread and cake
box and cans for flour,
sugar, coffee and tea.
Set, 2.34
1 In Our
Hosiery
Department
Uncommon Value in a Great Assortment
of Silk, Lisle and Wool Hosiery for Women
The Silk Hose
Every pair is full fashioned. Pure thread silk and
some chiffon weights. Made with double soles and
spliced heels; some are silk to the top, others with
lisle garter tops. These are seconds of a regular
2.00 quality. In black, brown, gray .1 AA
and tan. Pair. l.UU
The Wool Hose
Plain and English ribbed styles in wool and silk and
wool. Some have embroidered clox. Medium and
heavy weights in black, brown and heather 1 AA
shades. These are seconds. Pair, l.wV
Imported Lisle Hose
Regular and out sizes in fine gauge, silk lisle hose.
Plain and embroidered clox styles in black, white
and brown. All full fashioned, all
first quality. Pair,
1.00
Main Floor- North
WednesdaySale of Motor Robes
for Winter Driving
Warm, Heavy, Comfortable and Good Looking
Tho pleasure of motoring is considerably heightened
when a comfortable robe is always kept in the car. This
time of the year, of course, a robe is imperative. In this sale
are handsome robes in colors to harmonize with the decora
tions of the most aristocratic of town cars. Less expensive
qualities will suit the tastes of more modest car owners. All
are warranted fast colors and the robes are guaranteed not
to shed. The values, we believe, offer very worth-while;
savings.
Assortment of Robes
Som 7i r'br it piu."h nd wool. Slid cc!r with I'ln.un.l
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Plush Kobe
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t'le arj jluh in lin MvK tmnt
with lilk nlfc1. A j'i.ntu 1 r'd t
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AllAVool Robes
Uur lumoiia I'rinofM nd Knir
jijalitif , md rnhrr mirMblf or
plain back with hrvy wl ft tug.
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r-junl for wrrtth iut omt.rt in
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Wool Robes
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